The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-16
Mont. Hist. s.
GLEANINCs FROM THE ROCKIES.
Events Transpiring in Our Sister States
and Territories.

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The Eagle Rock fence factory is turning
'ut from 20 to Is rods Of fence per day.
Petty thieves are worrying the lives out
II the residents Of Salmon City, Idaho
The stage line between the Agency and
Fort Lemhi, Idaho, has been discontinued.
Horse stealing is reported to be rife in
r Roust county, Colorado, seventy.five head
II horses being just nov missed from that
county.
Nelson Bennett, the contractor Of the
Cascade tunnel, says that 6,ooo feet Of the
work has been bored, and he expects to
finish it by the 1>t Of June next.
The Carson (Nevada) Tribune says:
Every foot of unappropriated land between
Eagle and Washoc valleys has been appli-
ed for in the surveyor generals Office.
The difference between Boise City and
mountain or railroad time is now As min
utcs. The citizens Of that sleepy old town
have about concluded to change to railroad
time.
Mrs Bessie Byburn has sued Salem Ci-
,v, Oregon, for $1,000 damages, for inju-
ries sustained August 18th by her horse
backing off bridge, which she alleges was
in bad condition.
Guatalope Gutterez, aged 100 years,
dieo in Santa Clara, Gala, on the 3lst ult.
She was a native Of Mexico, and was
among the first colonists sent out by Mex
| leo to settle Santa Cruz.
The Chicago and Northwestern railroad
is making satisfactory progress in the
Northwest. The Northwestern expects TO
have two Pacific coast connections, one to
Oregon and the other to California.
Grass on the ranges is said to be very
..ort, but in view Of the fact that large
number of beef cattle will be driven out
OF the country, there may be enough 'en
for the remaining cattle and sheep-/d"ho
.izwlamchc.
All the firemen, seamen and deck khands
of the Canadian Pacific Navigation Com.
pany's steamers of British Columbia are
out on strike. Chinese and Indians have
been employed by the company to till the
places Of the strikers.
Pueblo (Colo) has fixed the saloon
license at $1,000, with $500 additional when
the saloon is kept open after 10 p. III. 1t
has also adopted an ordinance requiring
that all business be closed on Sundays, ex-
cept drug stores, livery stables and hotels.
Nettie Steele, BY II. S. Terry, attorney,
has sued the Fresno (Cala.) ENfositor, for
r $4,000 damages, for printing an article in
S which she was represented as bathing IN
r company with an other woman and man
! named Turner. The article was headed
!, "Fun in Bath Tub"
r The herd Of the Nm outfit which had
wintered in Wyoming, when attempting to
r cross the line into Montana was quarantine
ed by deputy veterinarian Westervelt. The
e herd was released by the owners making
|. atticvit that they were the same cattle
:. that wintevei Wyoming, and were moving
d TO some point north of the Yellowstone.
n The sealing schooner "Alfred Adams"
c arrived at Victoria, b. c., recently. While
u hunting in Eehring Sea she was captured
II bv revenue cutter, and $50 skins, the
ships papers, guns and ammunition we're
n taken aboard the cutter. The Captain was
!. ordered to Sitka and headed his vessel that
@ wav for a time and then sailed for Nicto-
n ria.
|. Colonel Gibson, OF the filth infantry, has
If been trying to make 4 reform in affairs at
J. Fort keosh, where the use OF Intoxicating
d liquors has been creating decentralization
lie closed the post saloon, but at
n an official meeting Of the officers OF the
n post Il few days ago, the action in closing
G the saloon was not indorscd and tao saloon
c has been opened again,
l. Acting Land Conni~~i;,nc Stock lager
II has prepared Il Statcmcn, sho" ing the c~ti
l. mated number Of acres OF land restored &c
c the public domain under The Arrust orders
G of the Secretary Of the Interior rev ing
indemnity withdrawals 10 be -,,,.;,hoo
!. exclusive of I,5I5,nCo acres within the
>, limits OF Indian Reservations. This r,n
y. braces the roads in regard to which r>to
ration orders thus far have been issued.
% In Cheyenne, Wyoming, on The OH inst
., VIM. Began, alias Mccoy, was convicte.
IS Of mur,.rr in 'hc first degree. lie hille,
" deputy She" ''hnc> Gunn, at LusA or
5, the ,th, 'uy. The murder Va.
" most brutal provoked, and much sat
" isfaction i ,>rrr>>vd at McCoy'> conv;,.